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change the priority of any process. However, if the $CMON process is not running, then no
$CMON alter-priority restrictions are in effect.
Format The format of the alter-priority message is:
STRUCT altpri^msg;
BEGIN
INT msgcode;
INT userid;
INT cipri;
INT ciinfile [0:11];
INT cioutfile [0:11];
INT crtpid [0:3];
INT progname [0:11];
INT priority;
INT phandle [0:9];
END;
The $CMON reply indicates whether the process priority should be changed and contains an
optional display message. The format of the reply message is:
STRUCT altpri^reply;
BEGIN
INT replycode;
STRING replytext [0:n];
END;
The length of the message is 2 bytes plus the reply-text length in bytes. The length of the reply text
is implied in the reply count used when making a reply. If reply-count=2, no text is displayed.
-57 PASSWORD
Cause The user tried to change his or her password. Users can change their passwords at any
time. However, if the $CMON process is not running, then no $CMON password restrictions are
in effect.
Format The format of the password message is:
STRUCT password^msg;
BEGIN
INT msgcode;
INT userid;
INT cipri;
INT ciinfile [0:11];
INT cioutfile [0:11];
END;
The $CMON reply indicates whether the user password can be changed and contains an optional
display message. The format of the reply message is:
STRUCT password^reply;
BEGIN
242 Interprocess Command Interpreter Messages
! [0] -56
! [1] user ID of user altering
! the priority
! [2] initial priority of TACL
! [3] name of the TACL
! command file
! [15] name of the TACL list file
! [27] process ID of the process
! whose priority is to be
! altered
! [31] expanded program file name
! of the process whose
! priority is to be altered
! [43] the new priority
! [44] process handle of the process
! whose priority is to be
! altered
! [0] 0 = allow priority to be
! altered
! 1 = disallow priority to
! be altered
! [1] optional message to be
! printed; maximum length
! of 132 bytes
! [0] -57
! [1] user ID of the user
! changing the password
! [2] initial priority of TACL
! [3] name of the TACL
! command file
! [15] name of the TACL list file